In fact, even if Ye Wei'an had not taken the initiative to speak today, Valerius and Sylvia would probably have been unable to hold back much longer and would have come to recommend themselves.
As newly arrived clergy, they had long wanted to take the initiative and do something that would let them stand out and expand their influence within the territory.
In this regard, the neighboring followers of Torm had gotten ahead of them.
Whether it was drafting the Work Points laws or settling disputes among the residents through arbitration with "Zone of Truth," those people had stolen all the spotlight.
In the eyes of the residents, Torm's servants were the embodiment of order and justice. This deeply rooted image had not only stabilized the new policies, but had also allowed Torm's doctrines to take root in their hearts.
Valerius and Sylvia watched with growing anxiety.
Although they had once fought shoulder to shoulder with Torm's followers and faced life and death together before arriving in Thun Territory, competition had never ceased in the realm of faith.
As Lathander's servants, they yearned to demonstrate the unique value their faith could bring to this territory.
However, the previous governmental reforms had mainly focused on systems and legal principles. That was Torm's specialty, while Lathander's domains were "dawn," "rebirth," and "creation." All in all, they had indeed found little room to show their abilities.
They could hardly send a Paladin to be an accountant and a Cleric to be a judge, could they?
Now, the lord's request was exactly what they needed.
After some brief consideration, Ye Wei'an decided to have Lucia cast the spell first.
Since Lucia was still unable to return to her Goatfolk form, the ritual preparations fell to her apprentices.
Under Lucia's arrangements, four Druid apprentices—Carl, Soren,